Jaume Plensa, artist of Waves III, part of Davidson's Campus Sculpture Program, visits campus in October for a lecture and gallery exhibition. (close-up of Nuage VI)
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Often writing in demanding formal structures, Osherow's poetry is both conversational and learned, concerned with the intricacies of father and the weight of history.
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Paul Higham and Coral Lambert visited Davidson College on Wednesday, Oct. 29 to show and talk about their unique approaches to sculpture in the age of technology.
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The Davidson College Art Department will host artist Jaume Plensa on campus Thursday, Oct. 23. He will give a lecture in the Lilly Family Gallery at 7 p.m. An exhibition preview and reception will follow at 8:30 p.m. in the Van Every/Smith Galleries in the Katherine and Tom Belk Visual Arts Center. Registration for the evening is required. Plensa's work will be on display Thursday, Oct. 23-Wednesday, Dec. 17 in Visual Arts Center.
